Thread: Anybody hit Mark Twain

They'll find a way (most of them) to do their thing, it's just not going to be a typical spawn, which personally is what I like. There's always a certain percentage that will "dump" but if the lake doesn't go crazy, I think things will start this weekend.

As of right now it looks like a few of the rivers are running a tad, but nothing major, YET.

Also agree with Catman.......on Twain it's more about stability than it is water clarity. I'll fish in mud if things are settled a bit, ain't scared!

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Thanks for the ideas. I'm with you about an unusual spawn. With the high brush being so difficult to fish the crappies have a better chance of survival than a spawn in normal pool.whetever that is at twain. Good fishing.

Originally Posted by Sofaman

Thanks for the ideas. I'm with you about an unusual spawn. With the high brush being so difficult to fish the crappies have a better chance of survival than a spawn in normal pool.whetever that is at twain. Good fishing.

The problem is crappie and shad will spawn shallow and the corps will lower the lake.

I might give it a try saturday! I will give a report if I go! They got to be pulled up, I just think they are going to be very hard to get to!

Does anyone know how long it takes for the eggs to turn into fish big enough to survive falling water?